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In A, Space
Limited to 11 copies.
From the publisher's site
Artist Statement:
"One morning I woke up to find my browser open to an archive of an online Deleuze & Guattari mailing list. Scrolling through it I was struck by a narrative text by a user who went by the name of "rongrong." Nobody at any other point in the archive made any reference to rongrong's enigmatic post. I thought it was amazing, a hybrid theory/text that was interesting, distant, and intelligent. I decided, as an homage to the hidden mysteries of the web, that I would rewrite rongrong's text, leaving occasional fragments verbatim. The next day I was struck by a feeling from a book of architecture from India that I stumbled upon while wandering the stacks of a local university library. I decided to combine these images with the text with the intention of creating a space of media that is not specific, but held a mood. The original archive in which I found the text seems to be no longer available, but rongrong's original text has been archived here."
From the publisher's site
Artist Statement:
"One morning I woke up to find my browser open to an archive of an online Deleuze & Guattari mailing list. Scrolling through it I was struck by a narrative text by a user who went by the name of "rongrong." Nobody at any other point in the archive made any reference to rongrong's enigmatic post. I thought it was amazing, a hybrid theory/text that was interesting, distant, and intelligent. I decided, as an homage to the hidden mysteries of the web, that I would rewrite rongrong's text, leaving occasional fragments verbatim. The next day I was struck by a feeling from a book of architecture from India that I stumbled upon while wandering the stacks of a local university library. I decided to combine these images with the text with the intention of creating a space of media that is not specific, but held a mood. The original archive in which I found the text seems to be no longer available, but rongrong's original text has been archived here."
20 pages, ebook
First published August 1, 2010
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